RIVERSIDE REVIEW Annual Report 2017 - 2018 Table of Contents

1 Head of School’s Message 14 Honors & Awards

2 Board of Trustees 16 Class of 2012 Year in Review 17 Alumni News 3 Celebrating Mrs. Steedley 18 Riverside Parents Association 4 Honoring our Faculty & Staff 19 Advancement 6 Leading the Way 20 Capers: Down by the Riverside 7 Student Achievement & The 3rd Annual Daily’s Fit-4-Life Kids Duathlon & Tot Trot 8 Curricular Connection 21 Business Partners 10 OZ, A Musical Journey to See the Wizard 22 Promise Fund Donors

12 2018 Commencement 28 Endowment Funds

Riverside Presbyterian Day School played a key role in this year’s founding of the National Association of Presbyterian School (NAPS), an organization for educators and board members from Presbyterian independent schools. NAPS was formed by National Presbyterian School Head of School Malcolm Lester and Riverside Presbyterian Day School Head of School Ben Ketchum. Mr. Ketchum and Mr. Lester hosted the Inaugural Reception at the annual NAIS conference in Atlanta on March 8 and are in the process of discussing the next steps for the organization. Those in attendance included heads of schools, administrators, chaplains, teachers, and board chairs from eight different Presbyterian schools in the United States. In addition to Ben Ketchum, RPDS Upper School Director/Curriculum Coordinator Leslie Prohaska was also in attendance.

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It is with joy and immense gratitude that we look back upon the 2017-2018 academic year at Riverside Presbyterian Day School. As you will see in the pages of this Riverside Review, last year was an outstanding and engaging one for the entire RPDS community. Having taken time to reflect after a full year of participating in the traditions, activities, and programming that define this extraordinary school, I can speak with personal experience when I share that RPDS is indeed a special place and one that rightfully fills a unique niche within the Jacksonville area for our children and families. It is truly a warm and welcoming community where love and learning go hand in hand. The many accomplishments of this year are a result of the collaboration of the Board of Trustees, the faculty and administration, and the generous and committed families and alumni. The contributions of all are a testament to the strength of this community and the value of this extraordinary foundational RPDS experience. It is gratifying to know that so many share a commitment to the educational experience being provided to our children and to helping us fulfill the mission of “educating the mind, nurturing the spirit, and fostering the development of the whole child.” It is through our collective efforts that we will continue to thrive and remain in the position to provide our children with the resources and dynamic education necessary to prepare them for the future. The pages of this review highlight a comprehensive program on the move and spotlight elements of our robust curriculum, including inspiring faculty members who have served our community and presented at national conferences after having been recognized as distinguished leaders in their respective fields. We welcome you to learn more about our faculty and our programming which enriches our students’ world view and growing interests in service (Project Leads), global awareness (Level Up Village), engineering (Robotics), the performing arts (OZ, A Journey to See the Wizard), and inquiry and deep thinking (Project Zero). We are equally honored to recognize our students who have worked hard to achieve their goals and strived to become their best selves. To our recent graduates, we wish them all the best as they begin new experiences and embark on new educational journeys. Finally, we are proud of our faculty members, who have served our community with passion and zeal; those who have retired leave behind honorable legacies. Their unwavering dedication of time and talent has ensured a program and experience that is responsive to the diverse interests of our students and has instilled in our students the positive traits and values associated with the RPDS graduate. As we look to the future we enthusiastically imagine the course we will set and the intentional work we will embark on to continue the tradition of educating the hearts and minds of our students, so they may have the preparation and dispositions to shape the future. I would like to thank the entire RPDS community for generously supporting the mission of our school and for helping us continue to provide an exceptional elementary school experience for our students. May God continue to bless our school community as we work together to prepare our children to live, lead, and serve as conscientious citizens.

Ben Ketchum Head of School 1 Board of Trustees Jan A. Andrews Rev. Dr. Nicholas Louh 2017 - 2018 Elizabeth K. Ball J. Clay Davis Meux, Jr. Joseph L. Barrow Curry G. Pajcic Paula P. Brice Titus J. Pittman John-Paul Saenz Jenny Brumback Dorothy L. Risley President Benjamin H. Campen Natalie Rosenberg Brooke W. Rice Ronnie S. Carter Matthew S. Stevenson, M.D. Vice President Ashley I. Diebenow Kristen Surface Marcela S. Beard M.C. Harden, III Shannal L. Thomas Secretary & Treasurer Martin S. Harrell Scott C. Verlander William H. Klima, Jr.

Board of Trustees John-Paul Saenz YEAR in REVIEW President, RPDS Board of Trustees

Excellence As we celebrate the end of a successful 2017-2018 school year, I am especially excited about the future of Riverside Presbyterian Day School (RPDS). For 70 years, RPDS has led Jacksonville as a premier independent school with a tradition of excellence. This year, we honored that tradition with new leadership and a new outlook. We are fortunate to have Ben Ketchum as our new Head of School. He has quickly earned the respect and admiration of the students, his staff, and our community. Ben is focused on the future of our school, its continual improvement, and the success of our students. Under his leadership, RPDS is committed to achieving excellence by progressing diversity, enhancing curriculum, improving campus facilities, and attracting the best teachers and staff. While Ben is the Head of School, the teachers and staff of RPDS are certainly the heart of the school. Their commitment to teaching, developing, and caring for our students is nothing but excellent. However, the greatest testament to excellence is our students. Educating the mind, nurturing the spirit, and fostering the development of the whole child is the RPDS mission, which is fulfilled at every grade level on every school day. I am always amazed, but not surprised, how often I hear accolades from parents and educators of other schools about our great students. Although they certainly mention academic preparedness and community involvement, the best compliment is when they refer to the excellence of their character. This attribute of our students is the clearest embodiment of the RPDS mission and, perhaps, the one that will best serve them throughout their lives. RPDS achieves excellence through the support and involvement of an amazing school community. I would like to sincerely thank the faculty and administration for their commitment to upholding the highest standards of teaching and caring for our children. To all the parents, grandparents, and volunteers, everyone is grateful for the time, talent, and resources you invest in supporting the school. Finally, I would like to thank Riverside Presbyterian Church and the Board of Trustees for their dedication and strategic direction in fulfilling the RPDS mission. Together, we will uphold a culture of excellence at RPDS for generations to come.

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2 CELEBRATING

Sharon Steedley lovingly served RPDS for twenty-six years Mrs. Steedley! with passion and zeal; twelve years as a classroom teacher and fourteen years as an administrator. Always living the Riverside Way, Sharon naturally led with her heart, and with joy and compassion she made it a priority to ensure that all children 26 Years of Service were known, loved, and recognized for their unique gifts. at RPDS Sharon approached her role and her encounters with others with professionalism, grace, empathy, and a remarkable sense of humor, and for this she will always remain a treasured member of the school community. Sharon’s wisdom, inspiring leadership, and remarkable skill as an educator and administrator have positively shaped the RPDS culture and climate. The very ethos and excellence of RPDS today could not have happened without Sharon and her vision. It has been an honor for the members of the RPDS community to work, grow, learn, and laugh with Sharon over the years. She has truly had an amazing career at Riverside Presbyterian Day School and entrusts to us a legacy of which both she and the school community can be very proud. We are forever thankful to Sharon for framing her leadership with heart and passion. She has not only embodied the school’s mission to educate the mind, nurture the spirit, and foster the development of the whole child, but she has inspired each of us to teach and live with hope, peace, and love in our hearts. We are grateful to Sharon Steedley and wish her the best as she begins a new and exciting chapter in her life.

3 Denise Fleming Faculty & Staff 20 Years Milestone Years of Service Happy, cheerful, and upbeat, Ms. Denise has stood at the doors of Riverside for twenty years, welcoming everyone who 5 YEARS enters. With a beaming smile and a sparkle in her eye, she greets each student Kelly Bugg 2nd Grade Teacher and parent by name and each new visitor as if they are the most important Will Gay person to walk through the door. In the Director of Communications & Marketing small space between caring for children, parents, and visitors, Ms. Denise faithfully Molly Rhoden makes time to attend to the various ELC Academic Resource needs of a faculty and staff she holds dear & STEAM Teacher to her heart. Ms. Denise is “a shining light reflecting God’s love with both words and Julie Springer Kindergarten Teacher actions.” RPDS is grateful for Ms. Denise’s twenty years of work, for sharing her gifts with the children, and for being the light that brightens our day. Wayne Sullivan Grounds Keeper Congratulations to Ms. Denise, and know we appreciate all you do for the RPDS community!

10 YEARS Karen Lee RITA Staff Ashley Daw 20 Years 15 YEARS Ron Durham An outstanding educator and a Facilities Manager compassionate leader, Ashley Daw has served RPDS with wisdom and grace in Leslie Prohaska Upper School Director various instructional capacities for twenty & Curriculum Coordinator years. As a 2nd Grade, 1st Grade, Kindergarten, and now Pre-Kindergarten Sally Smith teacher, Ashley ensures her students are Communications Support given the foundational skills and dispositions to become inquisitive lifelong learners who seek to serve others and 20 YEARS strive to become their best selves. She is spirited, cheerful, patient, kind, and Ashley Daw PreK 4 Teacher genuinely loves each child who walks though her doors. Naturally considerate, Denise Fleming helpful, and friendly, Ashley is respected as one who supports her colleagues and Front Desk is always willing to provide guidance or lend a helping hand. Her deeply rooted Admin Assistant faith guides her work and is reflected in her interactions with teachers, students, and parents. Thank you, Ashley, for twenty years of service and for your unwavering investment of time and talent, which is greatly appreciated. Your contributions to the RPDS community are worthy of our praise and admiration! 4 2018 Bo Cotton Award Honoree Donette Snyder

Donette Snyder is a natural teacher and is artful in her approach. It is her keen insight, astute understanding of her students, and her ability to make meaningful connections that distinguishes her as a master teacher. Donette makes it a point to know, understand, and love each of her students. She respects the uniqueness of each as an individual, and they, in turn, have the utmost respect and admiration for her. Donette consistently provides an engaging learning experience and has created a classroom atmosphere that allows children to connect, collaborate, and actively discover the world in which they live.

Donette’s contributions to the RPDS community extend beyond her classroom in her support of the school’s mission. Most notably, Donette is passionate about issues related to diversity, equity, and justice, and as a member of the Diversity Committee, she has helped bring these topics of discussion to faculty, children, and parents. Her meaningful work in this area has truly enhanced the educational program and provided RPDS students with skills and dispositions to be deep thinkers and conscientious citizens.

The RPDS Community is appreciative of Mrs. Snyder’s steadfast investment of time and talent!

New Faces at RPDS for the 2018-19 school year

Suzanne Byerly Sloane Castleman Andrea Crowder 6th Grade Language Arts Teacher Director of Lower School 2nd & 4th Grade Substitute

Durell Myers Elizabeth Pauzar Nichole Simpson Early Learning Center Art Teacher 4th Grade Science Substitute 5th & 6th Grade Science Teacher 5 2017-18 LEADING THE WAY

As part of Riverside Presbyterian Day School’s commitment to embracing inclusivity and belonging, Jan Reeder and Donette Snyder, both members of the Leadership Diversity Committee, were invited to present and facilitate caucuses at two national conferences this school year. The NAIS People of Color Conference is the flagship of the National Association of Independent Schools commitment to equity and justice in teaching and learning. Nearly 6,000 educators and students came together last fall in Anaheim, California to explore the theme: Voices for Equity and Justice Now and in Every Generation: Lead, Learn, Rededicate, and Deliver. A part of being primary facilitators of their affinity groups, Ms. Reeder and Mrs. Snyder were charged with presenting to over 800 educators on Becoming an Ally. In addition, Ms. Reeder and Mrs. Snyder were lead mediators of caucus groups at the national WPC in Grand Rapids, MI which is designed to bring together a consummate network of both national and regional leaders and practitioners to work and learn from each other. Ms. Reeder and Mrs. Snyder used visible thinking routines to facilitate discussion and self reflection on making an impact in an increasingly global world and they will be giving a presentation on this approach at the Florida Council of Independent School’s convention in November 2018.

Ben Ketchum, Head of School, presented at this year’s National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) Annual Conference alongside colleagues from Westminster (Atlanta) and National Presbyterian School (DC). The presentation titled Personalizing the Path to Leadership and Professional Growth was aimed at school leaders and designed to highlight one school’s process for restructuring and revitalizing its professional growth and evaluation framework.

As independent schools seek to retain and attract the best and brightest talent they benefit from simultaneously cultivating and sustaining cultures of professional growth. Ben and his colleagues shared their journey and described how a well structured and intentional evaluation system and a professional growth model can lead to attracting new, exceptional teachers while retaining quality teachers who are driven by their own professional interests to learn, grow, and assume leadership roles.

Will Gay, Director of Communications & Marketing, presented at Finalsite University’s annual conference last June in Baltimore, Maryland. Selected to join elite presenters from a multitude of forward thinking schools, Mr. Gay shared his expertise of enhancing exposure of institutions through live stream videoing. Not only did he engage his listeners with inside tips on boosting school event engagement, he shared the latest technology for an easier jumpstart to live streaming. Mr. Gay’s proficiencies in live streaming have allowed for RPDS to globally share important events to family and friends. This marketing technique has also afforded RPDS to reach a broader and bigger audience through social media.

STEAM Coordinator, Kelly Knight, has developed the RPDS STEAM curriculum to be at the forefront of the makerspace movement. In her classrooms, students are exposed to design, problem solving, and critical thinking through multiple learning platforms including educational tools, robotics, circuitry, 3D imaging and digital design. Students at Riverside benefit from a multi-faceted hands on approach to learning. Kelly has presented multiple webinars, viewed by educators around the world, on topics such as coding in the classroom and how to start a makerspace. She has helped educational technology companies such as littleBits and Sphero test new products and develop lesson plans for the community. Each summer she attends Constructing Modern Knowledge Institute, a four day-long conference, where she is able to collaborate with like-minded educators and learn from leaders in the makerspace field. Under Miss Knight’s implementation of a constructivist design thinking approach to learning, students are able to develop vital problem solving and critical thinking skills that will help them become confident, 6 perseverant students throughout school and successful creative adults. 2017-18 STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT

Congratulations to 6th Grade student, Lilly Rain Charles! She Our 4th, 5th, and 6th Grade students participated in the was awarded the 1st Runner Up in the middle school division National Geographic Geography Bee sponsored by Google. of the Tomorrow's Leaders Writing Contest. The contest looks Congratulations to 6th Grader Eli Stevenson who finished first to recognize and award youth in our community who in the event and to the runner-up, 6th Grader Russell Beard. exemplify the philosophies of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. through Eli earned first place after answering the following question, leadership, community volunteerism and civic “Nikumaroro Island is a part of Kiribati, located in what ocean?” responsibility. Lilly Rain, along with the other winners were The correct answer is the Pacific Ocean! announced at the 31st Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Breakfast, which was held at the Prime Osbourne Center in Jacksonville. Congratulations to all the students who participated! Many members of the RPDS parent community, Faculty, Administration and Board of Trustees were in attendance to celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. King and to support the many talented young writers. Congratulations to Lilly Rain and all of our 6th Grade students who participated in the contest!

Congratulations to our 2017 6th Grade Congrats to 6th Grade student, Congratulations to Kindergartner, Spelling Bee winner, Chloe Brown! Evan Salter! Just before spring break Miles Valentino, for placing 1st in the Chloe correctly spelled the word on March 14, Pi Day, he was crowned Kindergarten division of The Knight 'conspicuous' in the final round. 6th “Pi Champion.” As part of the School’s Chess "Tournaparty!” Grader, William Gabriel, was the geometry unit in math class, students Over 50 students in runner-up in the competition! were tasked with memorizing as many Kindergarten through 6th Grade Thank you to all our students who numbers in a row of Pi as they could. from Duval and St. John’s County participated in the Spelling Bee! Evan repeated an astounding 70 participated in the chess tournament. numbers in a row! Our Math Teacher, We are so proud of you, Miles! Mrs. Conners, presented him with a pumpkin pie for such an amazing job. Way to go, Evan! 7 2017-18 CURRICULAR CONNECTION

FIRST LEGO LEAGUE AT RPDS Team RPDS LEGObots and Team RPDS Electrons were ecstatic to represent RPDS for the first time this year in the challenging FIRST LEGO League Tournament! Both teams, consisting of 4th-6th Graders, worked hard preparing for the competition in December. In addition to building and programming robots, the teams were also expected to develop a project based on the theme of Hydrodynamics. All teams were judged on how well they demonstrated the core values of the FIRST LEGO League which emphasizes the importance of teamwork, friendly competition, and problem solving. Team RPDS LEGObots won the Judges’ Choice Award, one of 6 awards given out to the 21 participating teams. This award recognized the team's enthusiasm and effortless teamwork demonstrated throughout the day. RPDS is looking forward to its 2nd season of the LEGO League for the 2018-2019 school year and will also be forming LEGO League Jr. teams for students 6-10 years old.

VISIBLE THINKING RPDS faculty members Molly Rhoden, Jennifer Sherlock, Kelly Knight, Shannon Raterman, Victoria Farina, and Anthony Franklin participated in two distinct Project Zero courses offered through the Harvard School of Education. These courses, Thinking and Learning in A Maker-Centered Classroom and Visible Thinking, are designed to help educators explore best practices related to maker-center teaching and learning, deepen content learning, and to develop students’ thinking skills and dispositions. By engaging with other educators from across the country, our teachers were able to reflect on and enrich their own teaching practices, while inserting new specialized thinking routines into their lessons. The processes of these thinking routines help to reinforce and define student learning and thinking in ways that truly recognize how teachers should think about education and how children should think about themselves as learners. These thinking routines oftentimes shift learning from the teacher-directed approach into one that is more student-driven. We look forward to a new team of teachers participating this fall as we continue to develop and deepen student thinking across the grade levels of RPDS.

8 LEVEL UP VILLAGE

This year the 6th Grade had the unique opportunity to partner with students from Ghana through Level UP Village, an organization that connects students from around the world to learn from one another and to engage collaboratively in various lessons and projects. Our 6th graders and the students from Ghana chose to participate in the Global Doctors project which focused on analyzing the human body systems through seven different animal dissections. Each dissection helped students gain a stronger understanding of the human cardiovascular, digestive, skeletal, and nervous systems. Our students, together with the students from Ghana, worked on collaborative documents and shared videos to discuss questions, lab experiences, and learn about each other. The connection also allowed students to think about global issues facing each region. The students started their relationship sharing video letters exploring what they had in common and if they could visit each other, where they would go. In further videos, students talked about the dissections and continued asking questions about each other. On a collaborative document, students explored diseases affecting the populations in their area and which one to cure. The diversity in answers offered valuable insight into the lives of their global partner, developing empathy in our students. The Level Up Village program used a common curriculum to create a global partnership between RPDS and students in Ghana. It was an amazing opportunity for our students to reach outside our school walls. Students gained new friends from a different part of the world while teaching them that while we are different, we are very much the same.

9 Riverside Presbyterian Day School was proud to present its first school-wide musical production, OZ, A Musical Journey to See the Wizard. This collaborative journey was led and directed by Julie Springer, Lisa Butler, Jennifer Sherlock, Molly Rhoden, and Shannon Jennings. Under their leadership was a talented and imaginative group of 80 Pre-Kindergarten through 6th Grade students, all eager and ready to bring the story of Dorothy and her new-found friends to life on the RPDS stage.

Being the first all-school musical production, the directors were inspired by the outpouring of student interest and moved by the diversity of talent and the poise displayed by each of the students throughout the process. The acting and overall performance reflected the genuine spirit of the students and demonstrated what can be accomplished when both teachers and students work together to share ideas and realize vison.

Participation in this year’s musical was not limited to those who wished to perform on stage. While the actors were busy practicing and perfecting their roles, a group of students readily accepted the responsibility of contributing as members of the Set Design and Art Team. This creative team worked collaboratively planning, constructing, crafting, and painting every prop and backdrop used for the performance. These student-led work sessions highlighted the innovative capacity of the children and were appropriately filled with sounds of hammers, drills, and the joyful buzz of children laughing and chatting.

In May, the actors and set design team converged to seamlessly meld their months of creative efforts into one colorful and animated production. The student body and faculty were amazed as they were the first to see the production during the matinee performance. Once they perfected their lines and stage flips, the students and teachers presented two full performances of OZ, A Musical Journey to see the Wizard to the entire RPDS community over two nights. Those in attendance were delighted and joyfully entertained by our amazing students and teachers.

10 Watch OZ, A Musical Journey to See the Wizard on the RPDS Vimeo page by visiting http://vimeo.com/rpdsjax/oz When asked about the overall performance and learning experience, Julie Springer shared, “The students involved were so proud of their hard work and thrilled with the final product. It was exciting and rewarding to offer an opportunity that reached students at so many grade levels. Creating and presenting an artistic production like Oz allowed our students to be involved in a variety of ways, from acting to singing to designing and engineering. This was an amazing shared experience for the community and the production offered something for everyone.”

At Riverside we believe a vibrant and creative performing arts program is vital to the life and rhythm of an elementary school and that when students are given choices and opportunities to take learning into their own hands, anything is possible. Musical productions such as OZ, A Musical Journey to see the Wizard, embodies the philosophy of learning at RPDS and affords children of all ages and skill levels the opportunity to realize their full potential and share their creative gifts.

11 Class of 2018 GRADUATION

Elizabeth Sylia Austin, Assumption William Miller Gabriel, Episcopal John Barnwell Pajcic, Episcopal Ryan Thomas Baggett, Assumption Patrick George, Episcopal Reece Caiden Pittman, Episcopal Franklin Russell Beard, III, Episcopal William Fitts Green, Bolles Nels Pierson Ramsay, San Jose Catholic Tommy Brice, Episcopal Edwin Lowell Hall, III, Episcopal William Robert Rosenberg, Episcopal Chloe Elyse Brown, Bolles Thomas Michael Holt, Bolles Evan Cameron Salter, Episcopal Jacob Killian Campen, Bolles Jacob Christian Huber, Lavilla Matthew Francis Sanchez, Bolles Cauthen Alexis Catlin, Bolles Catherine Elizabeth Hunt, Bolles Chloe Selmer, Episcopal Sarah Elizabeth Chappell, Old Plank Henry Kenneth Jenks, Episcopal Elizabeth Rose Smith, Bolles Lilly Rain Charles, Episcopal Finley Addison Johns, Episcopal Wesley Katherine Smith, Bolles Hailey Marie Christy, Bolles Gracie Jones, Episcopal Allison Browning Stankard, Episcopal Silas Paul Cochran, St. Matthew’s Jonathan Martin Knight, Jr., Bolles Elijah Sanford Stevenson, Bolles Anna Claire Conners, Episcopal Reagan Lenore Lane, Bolles Gabrielle Grace Austria Sullivan, Episcopal Catherine Raleigh Diebenow, Bolles Lauren Monique Mack, Episcopal David King Surface, Jr., Bolles Robert William Elrod, III, Episcopal Carson Myles Magyar, Episcopal John Gabriel Valentino, IV, Episcopal Layla Rosalee Fattahi, Episcopal Maia Adelaide McEvoy, Episcopal Jack Alexander Walker, Episcopal Rowan Elizabeth Fix, Grace Episcopal Joseph Clay Davis Meux, III, Bolles William Jonathan Wright, Episcopal Alexandria Lee Freel, Episcopal Olivia Adele Meux, Bolles Payton Ziegler, Episcopal

12 Watch the 2018 Commencement ceremony on the RPDS Vimeo page by visiting http://vimeo.com/rpdsjax/graduation2018 On Friday, June 1, fifty-one RPDS students received their graduation certificates and Bibles from Head of School, Ben Ketchum; Board President, John-Paul Saenz; and Rev. Dr. W. Stephen Goyer of Riverside Presbyterian Church. The graduating class performed the “Tree Song” prior to commencement remarks by Mr. Ketchum. Following the ceremony, a reception hosted by Riverside’s Fifth Grade was held in Kissling Hall to honor the graduates and their families. Congratulations to the Class of 2018!

2017-18 6th Grade Project LEADS This year’s Project Leads theme was “Lean on Me.” The students discussed the parable of the paralyzed man and how he had to lean on his friends. His friends, being good men of great faith, believed in Jesus and because of that they did everything they could to get the paralyzed man in front of Jesus. We learned that sometimes in life we need to lean on each other to accomplish great things. During Project Leads our students served at City Rescue Mission, Family Promise, The Well Church of Jacksonville, Sanctuary on 8th Street, Presbyterian Social Ministries, Catholic Charities, the Sulzbacher Center, MaliVai Washington Kids Foundation and Impact Learning Center. They also served around the RPDS campus as 1st Grade and ELC aides, Chapel guides, patrols, library assistants, and ambassadors for special events such as Grandparents’ Day and Field Day. All in all, our students logged in 4,095 hours of service collectively. Our hope is that participating in school and community-based service projects will lay the foundation for life-long servant leadership. We honored our 6th Graders at the annual Service Appreciation Luncheon on May 24 and were privileged to be joined by Mal Washington himself, who personally thanked our students for their service to the community. 13 Educational EXCELLENCE Honoring 2018 Student Achievement Anna Conners William Gabriel and William Wright Reagan Lane & William Rosenberg Highest Academic Honors High Academic Honors Academic Honors

Ellen Millar Award for Excellence in Writing Elizabeth Martinson Poetry Award Catherine Hunt Anna Conners Long-time RPDS language arts teacher, Ellen Millar, was known and The Elizabeth Martinson Poetry Award fosters respected by her students and colleagues as a professional who expected an ongoing love of poetry at RPDS and annually honors the best effort that each had to give. She guided her students through the a student who has demonstrated an excitement for learning, writing process with care and patience and taught them how to write appreciating, and/or interpreting poetry during their years at RPDS. with clarity and expression. This year’s award was presented to 6th Grader This year, the award was presented to Catherine Hunt, whose writing reflects excellence in the elements of 6th Grader Anna Conners. written thought and expression.

Barnabas Award for Christian Spirit Andrew L. Clarke Music Performance Award King Surface Tommy Brice In scripture, Barnabas is mentioned as a trusted Christian friend, The Andrew L. Clarke Music Performance Award is given in encourager, mentor, and evangelist. King Surface, honor of long-time RPC organist Andrew Clarke, to cultivate recipient of the 2018 Barnabas Award for Christian Spirit, an ongoing excitement for and love of individual music performance at RPDS. emulates Barnabas by consistently recognizing the perfect time for a The 2018 award was given to 6th Grader Tommy Brice, who demonstrates helpful word, a hand to share life’s load, and a prayer of encouragement an accomplished foundation for studying, appreciating, and performing when it’s needed most. His encouraging spirit is an inspiration to musical compositions through private study and in music classes at RPDS. fellow students, faculty, family, and friends. 14 Academic

A/B Honor Roll HONORS 5th Grade Mack Hellman Mia Saenz Tommy Brice* Gracie Jones* Sofia Angiolillo Agnes Hughes Sophia Sanchez Chloe Brown* Reagan Lane* Kathryn Arrowsmith* Colton Kellogg Andrew Sharkey* Jacob Campen Carson Magyar Emma Baggett Luke Kunkle Cameron Sharp Cauthen Catlin* Maia McEvoy Susanna Ball* George Louh Clancy Skeels Lilly Rain Charles* Davis Meux* Julia Barrow* Grace Massey Greyson Smith Hailey Christy* Olivia Meux Chloe Barron Eleanor McArthur Addy Spinning Silas Cochran Reece Pittman Brennan Brady Olivia Messana* Eve Surface* Anna Conners* Pierson Ramsay Finley Bredehoeft* William Moore* Hampton Taylor Raleigh Diebenow William Rosenberg* Olivia Clontz* Hallie Nelson* Alexandra Unger Layla Fattahi Evan Salter Jack Creel Audrey Nolan Mac Verlander* William Gabriel* Matthew Sanchez Jackie Drayton Jake Officer Isabella Villano* Patrick George Ellie Smith* Adam Enoch Levi Pietschker Elijah Wilson William Green* Wesley Smith* Nadia Fattahi Ainsley Pruden Reed Worley* Lowell Hall* Ally Stankard* Emma Ruth Ferguson Will Rabil Thomas Holt Eli Stevenson* Amelia Fuller* Evan Raynor 6th Grade Jacob Huber Gabby Sullivan* Holly Garrett Pearce Renfroe Elizabeth Austin* Catherine Hunt* King Surface Emily Gunnlaugsson* Maggie Riggs Ryan Baggett* Henry Jenks William Wright* Colvin Hall* Jack Roberts* Russell Beard* Finley Johns Payton Ziegler

*Headmaster’s Honor Society U.S. PRESIDENTIAL AWARD POETRY SLAM (All A’s and Ex’s in Citizenship) FOR EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE Anna Conners Elizabeth Austin Catherine Hunt DRAMA PHYSICAL EDUCATION Ryan Baggett Ally Stankard Lilly Rain Charles 4th Grade Russell Beard Eli Stevenson Layla Fattahi Stella Herford Tommy Brice William Green Lane Morales Chloe Brown NEWBERY READING AWARD Thomas Holt Aiden Nicolitz Jacob Campen Stella Herford Olivia Meux Bayard Storm Lilly Rain Charles King Surface 5th Grade Hailey Christy ART Finley Bredehoeft Silas Cochran Cauthen Catlin LANGUAGE ARTS William Moore Anna Conners Hailey Christy 5th Grade Hallie Nelson Layla Fattahi Anna Conners Susanna Ball Emma Baggett 6th Grade William Gabriel Robert Elrod Isabella Villano Patrick George Layla Fattahi 6th Grade Elizabeth Austin William Green William Gabriel Catherine Hunt Cauthen Catlin Lowell Hall John Pajcic Catherine Hunt Jacob Huber Evan Salter MATH William Green Catherine Hunt Ally Stankard 5th Grade Carson Magyar Grace Jones Gabby Sullivan Mia Saenz Reagan Lane Sophia Sanchez EXCELLENCE IN SCIENCE Maia McEvoy ADVANCED CHINESE 6th Grade Eli Stevenson Davis Meux Olivia Clontz Anna Conners John Pajcic Colvin Hall SPANISH Pierson Ramsay Lowell Hall MUSIC 4th Grade William Rosenberg 5th Grade Sadie Hunt Ellie Smith CHINESE Susanna Ball Jack Jones Wesley Smith 4th Grade Brennan Brady Alex Slopsema Ally Stankard Bowen Body Emily Gunnlaugsson Maxim Slopsema Eli Stevenson Harrison Cavendish Antonio Kirkland Emily Stevenson 5th Grade Gabby Sullivan Kelly Day Pearce Renfroe William Wright Isabella Manfredi Addy Spinning Olivia Messana 5th Grade 6th Grade Will Rabil PRESIDENTIAL AWARD Susanna Ball Anna Conners Eve Surface FOR SERVICE Antonio Kirkland William Gabriel Elijah Wilson 6th Grade Robert Elrod George Louh Jacob Huber Sophia Sanchez Catherine Hunt William Green 2017-18 SPELLING BEE CHAMPION 6th Grade Reagan Lane Ally Stankard Chloe Brown Anna Conners Maia McEvoy Gabby Sullivan Davis Meux Davis Meux William Wright 2017-18 NATIONAL William Rosenberg Reece Pittman GEOGRAPHY BEE CHAMPION Evan Salter Eli Stevenson Eli Stevenson Gabby Sullivan 15 Congratulations CLASS of 2012

Michael Barker, Colorado State Sophie Grimsley, Curtis Pajcic, Auburn South Carolina Honors College Ben Barton, Washington & Lee Natalie Pearson, Florida State Alden Gulliford, Tulane Kate Begley, Tennessee Turner Riggs, Virginia Whit Hutto, Georgia Lauren Mikal Bradford, UNF Tai Tai Scherer, Whittier Kaden Kovach, Auburn Matthew Chappell, US Marines Robert Schuster, Auburn Juliana Lane, SCAD Riley Chupp, Furman Lawren Simmons, Santa Fe Taylor Logan, South Florida Ben Coogan, Florida Callie Smith, Virginia Jessica Lynch, UNF Ian Counts, UNF Jack Suddath, Alabama Lilli Marino, Georgia Caroline Daw, Clemson Grace Surface, Georgia Caden Matson, Florida Ireland Dodd, Auburn Caroline Taylor, Miles McGee, Exchange Program in Germany Ethan Edwards, Sewanee Tallahassee Community College Florida State Richmond Clara Trednick, Jack Edwards, Justin McIntyre, Mississippi Kate Verlander, Samford Jack Fant, Furman South Carolina Corena Mixon, George Washington Alabama Ann Maris Walton, Mac Forrester, Patrick Moore, Cornell Aaron White, South Florida Nick Garas, Florida Louisville Tommy Murphy, Unknown Xavier Blake Williams, Nick Grimsley, Jason Painter, Auburn Patrick Woodward, Samford 16 1992 Joe Andrews, his wife Maureen, and their son Loughran (2) welcomed ALUMNI NEWS Adger Alfred on January 29, 2018. John Francis and his wife, Meredith, welcomed their first child, Charles Levi Francis on July 11, 2003 2017. John and his family live in Atlanta where Elizabeth Carr Lovelace and her husband, he works for the Centers’ for Disease Control Trey, welcomed their first child, William (CDC). Thomas Lovelace on August 31, 2017. Elizabeth works as a PreK 3 assistant at RPDS. 1994 Annie Evans will marry Lukas Hirst on August 28 in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Annie works in commercial real estate as a VP of 2012 Development for AMLI Residential. Lukas, from Adelaide, Australia, Ben Barton, a 2018 graduate at Bolles, was is a Senior Director of M&A for Travelport. The couple resides in Atlanta. named a Jacksonville Joe Berg Seminar David Francis received the appointment of Dean, Grace Hopper College graduate at the program's annual at Yale University in May 2018. ceremony at UNF. Ben will continue his work on the Casa Mia and will attend Sara Milton Leutzinger, her husband Mark, and Washington & Lee University in the fall. their daughter Lindley (4), welcomed Walter Leutzinger on December 27, 2017. Sara and Kate Begley received the Honors in Computer Science award at her family live in Decatur, GA. Episcopal School of Jacksonville's Graduation on May 18, 2018. Ben Coogan and Sophie Grimsley were inducted into Episcopal School of Jacksonville’s Cum Laude Society on April 16, 2018. Deena Bateh Wallace , her husband John, and Caroline Daw received the Margaret their children Grace (6) and Jack (3), welcomed Winters Buck Christian Service Award Leila Lawson on February 16, 2018. Deena and at Episcopal School of Jacksonville's her family live in Jacksonville, Florida. Graduation on May 18, 2018.

1996 Ann Maris Walton, a 2018 graduate at Bolles, was selected by The Jacksonville Exchange Club as its Girl Student of the Year. Jonathan Andrews married Vanessa Proudfoot on April 8, 2017. The couple resides in Jacksonville, Florida. 2013 Jack Barksdale, Sidney Gibbs, Alexander Goldfield, Kate Montgomery 1998 and Lillie Tritt were inducted into Episcopal School of Jacksonville’s Max LaPrade married Joanna Capelin on Cum Laude Society on April 16, 2018. October 14, 2017 in Durango, Colorado. The couple resides in Durango. 2014 Marley Barton was among a group of Bolles Spanish exchange students who traveled to Madrid, Spain. Additionally, Marley was the recipient of the Hurricane Catie Steedley Ferguson, her husband Michael, and their daughter Avery Island Outward Bound Leadership (2), welcomed Michael Quinn Ferguson on July 11, 2018. Scholarship and will be attending a 2001 two-week expedition in late July. Charles LaPrade married Ashley Simon on May Ashton Body was selected to be a high school researcher at the 27, 2017 in Greenville, South Carolina. Mayo Clinic and will be participating in the SPARK program. Ashton The couple resides in Greenville. is enrolled in the Honors Science Seminar and will be presenting the first phase of her research at the State Science Fair in Lakeland. 2015 Jalen Sullivan was inducted into The Cambridge Advanced 2002 International Certificate of Education (AICE) Program at Sidney Simmons married Brittany Ferguson Oakleaf High School. on December 2, 2017 in Jekyll Island, Georgia. The couple resides in Jacksonville. 2016 Graham Worley was among the President's List recipients announced April 9 during The Bolles Middle School's 3rd Quarter Honors Convocation. 17 Riverside Parents Association Welcome 2018 - 19 RPA Officers The success of the many RPA-driven activities and fundraisers depend on the volunteer support we receive throughout year. We are so grateful to all our volunteers for their leadership – your participation makes such a tremendous difference in the lives of our students and the entire Riverside community. Every parent at RPDS is a member of the Riverside Parents Association (RPA). SAVE Whether you serve as a homeroom parent, sit with your student during Chapel, serve on a committee or join your child or grandchild for lunch, the opportunities to engage are abundant. There are a variety of volunteer roles available for all interests, skill sets and levels of availability, so we encourage you to sign up! THE DATE To learn more or to complete a volunteer form, please visit www.rpds.com/rpa. Sundae Monday August 13, 2018

Octoberfest October 19, 2018

Grandparents’ Day October 25, 2018

Capers March 9, 2019 President Vice-President Daily’s Fit-4-Life Ann Harrell Ashley Jimerson Kids Duathlon & Tot Trot April 13, 2019 How long have you been a parent at RPDS? Ann: This is our 6th year at RPDS. Our daughter, Caroline, started in Kindergarten. www.rpds.com/rpa Ashley: This is our 4th. Lila will be in 2nd Grade and Ford is going into Kindergarten. What volunteer roles have you participated in at Riverside? Ann: I’ve been a homeroom parent, co-chaired the Artsonia committee, volunteered for Faculty and Staff Appreciation Week, Capers, the Duathlon and lots of class parties and events. I have been on the Parents Association leadership team for the past two years. Ashley: I’ve been a homeroom parent, co-chaired the New Parent Welcome Committee and co-chaired the Daily’s Fit-4-Life Kids Duathlon. What would you tell a parent looking to get involved about volunteerism at RPDS? Ann: It’s a great way to connect with fellow parents and be a part of the RPDS community! There is something for everyone, whether you have one hour (vision screening, class pictures), one day (Octoberfest, Capers, the Duathalon), one week (Faculty and Staff Appreciation week), or you are looking for an ongoing opportunity (Artsonia, library aides, homeroom parents). You can even volunteer on an as-needed basis through the Busy Bee committee. Ashley: The parent-student relationship parallels one of the primary principles of life: you get out of it what you put into it. Parental contribution is one of the most influential factors in the formula of success for our school. Volunteer opportunities are available in so many forms that making a contribution doesn’t have to involve time or money to make an impact. We can help you find the right opportunity for you and your family! Why is serving the Riverside community important to you? Ann: The faculty and staff give so much to the students and to the school community. It’s important to me to give back. Ashley: It’s where we live, work, play and raise our children. As stakeholders in this community, RPDS provides the perfect mechanism for which we can channel our efforts to make a direct, positive impact on the people around us. What do you find most special about RPDS? Ann: There is a genuine feeling of happiness and enthusiasm on campus that is so unique and so special. It really sets RPDS apart. Ashley: RPDS is a rare mix of academic rigor and whole-child development that results in the most ideal, well-rounded approach to education. While it may sound trite, the thing that I love the most is that its teachers and administrators genuinely love my children 18 and are personally invested in their future. 2017-18 Advancement

Thanks to the generosity of the Riverside community during the 2017-18 school year, a total of $333,628 was raised to support dynamic resources and academic curricula that guide every aspect of the educational journey – fostering compassionate, confident, and curious individuals. These dollars, vital to our mission to educate the mind, nurture the spirit, and foster the development of the whole child, were raised through the following: • Promise Fund • RPDS Endowment & Named Funds • Capers • RPDS Business Partners Program • Daily’s Fit-4-Life Kids Duathlon & Tot Trot

The Promise Fund, Riverside’s annual giving program, runs from September 1st through May 31st every year, and is one of the most important sources of revenue for our school, other than tuition. Like all of Riverside’s fundraising and giving opportunities, The Promise Fund continues to strengthen each year through the incredible support we receive from you, our wonderful parents, grandparents, faculty and staff, alumni, alumni families and friends of RPDS – thank you for another outstanding year!

$333,628 Total Amount Raised $62,022 Amount Raised Through RPDS Promise Week $5,528 Amount Raised Through 13 Matching Gifts

$50,348 Amount Raised Through the RPDS Endowed & Named Funds

19 Parents and friends gathered together to celebrate the 31st Annual Capers Gala: Down by the Riverside on Saturday, February 10, 2018 at WJCT Studios.

Led by event chair, Stephanie Verlander and co-chairs Marcela Beard, Kellye Catlin, and Katie Joseph the event raised a net revenue of almost $65,000 to support Riverside’s mission and its students.

A heartfelt thanks to the Capers chairs and committee for lending their time and talents to creating an unforgettable evening.

The 3rd Annual Daily’s Fit-4-Life Kids Duathlon (ages 5-15) held on Saturday, April 14, 2018, was a wonderful success with over 250 children from the greater Jacksonville community participating. New to the event this year was the addition of the Tot Trot, two laps around the RPDS track, for children six and under.

Both races concluded on the RPDS campus, where participants and their families enjoyed a celebratory festival with music, face painters, a bouncy slide, and child-friendly vendor booths.

Our heartfelt thanks to Event Co-Chairs Heather Creel and Ashley Jimerson, and everyone who helped make the event a success. Thanks to the generous support of the RPDS Business Partners Program and their commitment to children’s health and wellness, over $29,000 was raised for RPDS. Through the Daily’s Fit-4-Life Kids Duathlon, we hope more children and families in Jacksonville and the surrounding area will be exposed to the lifelong benefits of being Fit-4-Life. 42% Participation Increase 20:12 36:30 Junior Division Senior Division Fastest Finish Time Fastest Finish Time

20 Riverside’sBUSINESS PARTNERS

The RPDS Business Partners Program was started in 2012 as an opportunity to encourage mutually beneficial relationships between Riverside and business/corporate partners. Program benefits and support grew exponentially in 2015 with the addition of the Daily’s Fit-4-Life Kids Duathlon, a community event for children and families focused on health and wellness. Many thanks to the generous businesses who chose to partner with RPDS this year:

TITLE PARTNER ($20,000)

PLATINUM PARTNER($10,000) GOLD PARTNERS ($5,000)

SILVER PARTNERS ($2,500) BRONZE PARTNERS ($1,000)

For more information about the RPDS Business Partners Program, please visit www.rpds.com/businesspartners. 21 Promise Fund 2017-18 DONORS by Giving Circle

1948 FOUNDER’S SOCIETY HEADMASTER’S CIRCLE BUILDER’S CIRCLE

Kissling Circle $1,000 - $1,947 Bridge 4 Anonymous Gifts $20,000+ $500 - $999 1 Anonymous Gift Mrs. Jan Adams Andrews 2 Anonymous Gifts Daily's Artsonia Susan and Wesley Bean Mr. and Mrs. Jed V. Davis Karen and Oliver Barakat Anne and Franklin Beard James E. Davis Family Charities. Inc The Richard L. Beal Family Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. F. Russell Beard, Jr. Paula and Thomas Brice Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Blanks Bridges of Harmony Chorus, Inc. Williams Circle Mrs. Jenny Parker Brumback Shelly and Mike Cavendish $10,000 - $19,999 and Dr. Michael Brumback Ginny Jones Charest Mr. and Mrs. Doug Chunn, Jr. Joe Adams Family Foundation Elizabeth L. Colledge Sandra and Andrew Clarke Jensen Hande Studios CSX Class Bundl Riverside Presbyterian Church of Jacksonville Diana and Ben Davis Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Davis Sarah and JJ Conners Taylor and Nate Day Mr. and Mrs. Brad Correia Founders Circle Celeste Donovan Lane and Clint Dawkins $5,000 - $9,999 Dopazo Orthodontics The Dobson Family Elizabeth and Patrick Dussinger Mr. and Mrs. James D. Francis Entertainment & Productions Mr. and Mrs. Josh Edwards Grape & Grain Exchange Trina and Jeff Forbess Katie and Michael Fackler Law Office of Katherine Schnauss Naugle Ginger and Jon Greaker Ann and Terry Farmand Naugle Funeral Home Green Law Firm of Jacksonville Barbara and Ben Finke Joan and Russell Newton Allyson and Ed Hall Mr. Todd Froats and Dr. Heather Froats Open Road Bycicles Cara and David Hodges Heather and Mark Harllee The Dianne T. Rice Family Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hughes, Jr. Pam and Corkey Harvey Dorothy L. Risley Mr. and Mrs. Victor A. Hughes, III The Coffman Girls TIAA Bank Virginia and Talmadge Hunt Mrs. E. Rogers Ingram Mr. and Mrs. William T. Hunt Kate and Malcolm Jones Drs. Danny and Natalie Indelicato 1948 Circle Leslie and Malcolm Jones Miss Elizabeth Ingram $1,948 - $4,999 Mr. and Mrs. Ben and K. Jennifer Ketchum Liddy and Bill Klima Janine and Steve Moore 1 Anonymous Gift Nancy and Richard Kohler Mr. and Mrs. Niels Murphy Betty and Buck Autrey Mr. and Mrs. Bronson Lamb, III Mr. and Mrs. William T.M. Newton Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Barrow, Jr. Drs. Joseph and Jane Lee Kim and Ron Patrick Biscottis Margaret Leu Means Patzke Family Charitable Foundation Robin and Ben Campen Mellow Mushroom Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Pedrick Catlin Truck Accessories Mr. and Mrs. Curry Pajcic Judy and Charles Pillans Clontz Family Fund Joy and Danny Paulk Mr. and Mrs. William E. Rabil, Jr. Drummond Press LaKisha and Titus Pittman Dr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Roessler Beth and Don Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Chad Rice The Schultz Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Gittings The Rice Family Amanda and Scott Soltau Deborah and Peter Gunnlaugsson Lindsey and Ryan Riggs Mr. Harold Stankard, Jr. and Mrs. Crystal Browning- Colleen and Chris Haley Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Rosenberg Stankard M.C. Harden, III Jennifer and John-Paul Saenz Mr. and Mrs. William Steedley Mr. and Mrs. Martin Harrell Colleen Sanchez Dr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Woodson Mr. and Mrs. David Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Sidney S. Simmons, II Kassia and Rob Zinn The Krueger Family Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Russell R. Skinner Delores and Allen Lastinger Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas, III Cornerstone Rosa and James Manfredi Dr. and Mrs. Allen R. Todd $250 - $499 Col. William Tomlinson Zoie and Michael Morales 3 Anonymous Gifts Mr. and Mr. John G. Valentino IV Sign It Quick Ashley and Brad Bailey Mr. Kristian and Dr. Kathryn Villano Kristen and John Surface Mr. and Mrs. H. Palmer Bell Dr. Brad and Mrs. Robin Talley Missy and Roland Boney Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Scott Verlander Mr. and Mrs. James Cunningham Annika and Brad Wallace Drs. Omar and Lorraine Dajani Mr. and Mrs. Steven Diebenow The Duss Family Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hazelrig Tiffany Heavener Natalie and West Herford Julia and Olivia Kato The Keymer Family Emily Coffman Krunic Cheryl and Patrick Leddy Roxanne and Nicholas Louh Joseph McGurrin 22 Promise Fund 2017-18 DONORS by Giving Circle

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Megas Pamela and Jake Ingram Melissa and Kevin Cheezum Dawn and Jonathan Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Jackson Dale Child Margie and Jorge Morales Ashley and Charlie Jimerson Mr. Gabe Clark Tammy and Frank Morreale Katie and Rich Joseph Rachel and Wes Cochran Kellie and Josh Olmstead Susan and Bill Klima Mrs. Ann Cranford Jennifer and James Pochurek Molly and Jay Knight Heather and Alan Creel Rita and Warren Powers Kelly Knight Mr. and Mrs. Michael Darsey Mr. & Mrs. James Prohaska Nicole and Chip Lewis Julia and Jason Davis Lisa and Brian Ross Tim and Trudi Lockwood Julie and Steven Davis S4 Sports Katie and Marcial Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel De La Paz Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Sherman Mrs. Pam MacCulley Julie and Tom Enoch Sissine's Office Systems Mr. Harry Massey and Dr. Tiffany Massey Tori Farina Jill and Brian Smith Mr. and Mrs. William P. Mauldin Mrs. Cleve Farnell Bonnie and Brian Smith Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Mayer Mayte and Joshua Ferriera John Snelling Heather and Charles McCollum Mr. and Mrs. Will Gay Mr. and Mrs. Wade Taylor Christopher and Jennifer McCranie Erin and Robert George Mr. and Mrs. Brent Unger Joy and Frank McDonald Mr. and Mrs. David Goldfield Linda and Ray Van Landingham Charlye and Matt McGurrin Mr. and Mrs. John Green Anne Marie and Paul Van Wie Rebecca McNeil Mrs. JJ Howell Terry and Lon Walton Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McPheeters, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Howey Mr. and Mrs. Philip Messana Maura Indelicato Pillar Elizabeth and Clay Meux Lynn Johnson Mrs. Stephanie Milne Chris and Michellee Jones $100 - $249 Tara and Chris Naeole The Scott Kasiersky and Cathy Kannaday 11 Anonymous Gifts Dr. and Mrs. Steven S. Nauman Charitable Gift Fund Dr. and Mrs. Dominick Angiolillo Kristina and Reed Nelson Kathryn Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Lamberto S. Austria Dr. and Mrs. Paul Nowicki Mrs. Adrienne Kent Mary and Russell Baker Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Pajcic Michelle and Dean Krueger Nana Beal Kay Partridge Nancy Leddy Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Body, IV Mr. and Mrs. Nat P. Phillips Elizabeth Carr Lovelace Dr. Amanda Bourgeois and Mr. Jonathan Barron The Poe Family Mrs. Amanda Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bradford Drs. Kathryn and Charles Pruden Lindsay Lynn Ms. Deborah Singer Brown Jan Reeder Colette and Eddie May Courtney Bryan Dr. and Mrs. Webster Riggs Mrs. Lea McConnell Mrs. Jerilyn Bryson Jennifer and Brian Roberts Anna Catherine and Lillian McCrary Ronnie S. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Y. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Doug Milne, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Christy Margaret and Dan Rohan Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Naugle Stacy and Todd Chupp Angela Schifanella Courtney and Wade Powers Pete Cochrane Jennifer Sherlock Shannon Raterman Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Coll Caroline and Park Smith Erin and Jeremy Raynor Erin and William Colledge Sally and Steve Smith Ms. Elizabeth A. Renfroe Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cotchaleovitch The Spinning Family Molly Rhoden The Perlberg Family Ms. Lu Stuart Michael Rivas Ashley and Keith Daw Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Roberts Ms. Anita Diebenow Shalonda and Shannal Thomas Cristi Skeels Lanier Drew and Phil Gibbs Dr. and Mrs. Anthony M. Vetere Simmons and Russell Skinner Jack Dunlavey and Jennifer Fulton Dunlavey Will and Crandy Wheeler Andrew Smith Mr. Ron Durham Gretchen Anderson Whipple Ellie Rose Smith Suellyn and Bill Enright Carol and Ken Whyrick Ellie and Andrew Smith Annie and John Erstling Mr. and Mrs. A. Daniel Wolff, III Mr. and Mrs. Max Snyder F. M. Fillingham Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Wright Mr. and Mrs. Todd Springer Keena and Kevin Finn Carlisle Y. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Fix Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Toman Anthony J. Franklin Deena and John Wallace Kathryn and Eric Fuller Up to $99 Grace Watson Ms. Kristina A. Gabriel 19 Anonymous Gifts The Westerman Family Wendy and Timothy Gillis Katie and Lep Adams Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Williams The Grau Family Mr. and Mrs. Hector Aponte Bizzy Wimberley Meg and Mike Grimes Kathy and Hugo Arce Karen Worsham Missy N. Hager Prudence Baldwin Mr. James M. Yamnitz Sarah and Jensen Hande Caroline Bentley Jensen Hande Studios Elizabeth Body Mr. and Mrs. Christian Harden Kris Bolt Sara Harris Fawn O. Allen and Wayne Breitenfeldt Mrs. Bonnie Henry Denise Brennan-Fleming Belinda and David Hess Betty Ruth Brown Bettina and Clifton Huber Mrs. Kelly Bugg Ms. Annabelle W. Hudmon Tina and Shane Burrow Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Huie Mrs. Lisa Butler Mr. and Mrs. John Humes Ms. Glenda Caulfield Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Hyde Brandee and Paul Charles 23 Promise Fund 2017-18 DONORS by Affiliation

Miss Elizabeth Ingram Diana and Ben Davis BOARD OF TRUSTEES Ms. Lynn Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Davis Mrs. Kathryn Keefe Julia and Jason Davis Mrs. Adrienne Kent Julie and Steven Davis Mrs. Jan Adams Andrews Mr. Ben Ketchum Mr. and Mrs. Jed V. Davis Mrs. Elizabeth K. Ball Miss Kelly Knight Taylor and Nate Day Mr. Joseph Barrow Mr. Mike Lee Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel De La Paz Mrs. Marcela S. Beard Mrs. Elizabeth Lovelace Mr. and Mrs. Steven Diebenow Mrs. Paula Brice Mrs. Amanda Lucas Jack Dunlavey and Jennifer Fulton Dunlavey Mrs. Jenny Parker Brumback Miss Lindsay Lynn The Duss Family Mr. Benjamin Campen Mrs. Pam MacCulley Elizabeth and Patrick Dussinger Ms. Ronnie Carter Mrs. Lea McConnell Mr. and Mrs. Josh Edwards Mrs. Ashley Diebenow Mrs. Rebecca McNeil Annie and John Erstling Mr. M.C. Harden, III Mrs. Isabelle Milne Katie and Michael Fackler Mr. Martin Harrell Mrs. Stephanie Milne Mayte and Joshua Ferriera Mr. William H. Klima, Jr. Mrs. Courtney Powers Barbara and Ben Finke Rev. Dr. Nicholas Louh Mrs. Leslie Prohaska Keena and Kevin Finn Mr. J. Clay Davis Meux, Jr. Mrs. Shannon Raterman Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Fix Mr. Curry Pajcic Mrs. Jan Reeder Trina and Jeff Forbess Mr. Titus Pittman Mrs. Molly Rhoden Anthony J. Franklin Mrs. Brooke W. Rice Mrs. Jamie Roberts Mr. Todd Froats and Dr. Heather Froats Mrs. Dorothy Risley Mrs. Debbie Rogers Kathryn and Eric Fuller Mr. John-Paul Saenz Mrs. Jennifer Sherlock Ms. Kristina A. Gabriel Dr. Matthew Stevenson Mrs. Ruthie Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Will Gay Mrs. Kristen Surface Mrs. Cristi Skeels Erin and Robert George Mr. Shannal L. Thomas Mrs. Sally Smith Wendy and Timothy Gillis Mr. Scotty Verlander Mrs. Donnette Snyder The Grau Family Mrs. Julie Springer Ginger and Jon Greaker Mrs. Sharon Steedley Meg and Mike Grimes Mrs. Carlisle Stone Deborah and Peter Gunnlaugsson FACULTY & STAFF Mrs. Lu Stuart Missy N. Hager Ms. Susan Watson Colleen and Chris Haley 8 Anonymous Gifts Mrs. Bizzy Wimberley Allyson and Ed Hall Mrs. Kristi Aponte Mrs. Karen Worsham Sarah and Jensen Hande Mrs. Prudence Baldwin M.C. Harden, III Mrs. Claudia Maye Mr. and Mrs. Christian Harden Mrs. Caroline Bentley Heather and Mark Harllee Mrs. Bitsy Body CURRENT PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Martin Harrell Mrs. Jane Boline Sara Harris Mrs. Vivian Bradford 28 Anonymous Gifts Pam and Corkey Harvey Mrs. Denise Brennan-Fleming Katie and Lep Adams Natalie and West Herford Mrs. Courtney Bryan Dr. and Mrs. Dominick Angiolillo Mr. and Mrs. David Hicks Mrs. Kelly Bugg Ashley and Brad Bailey Cara and David Hodges Mrs. Tina Burrow Mary and Russell Baker Bettina and Clifton Huber Mrs. Lisa Butler Karen and Oliver Barakat Ms. Annabelle W. Hudmon Mrs. Dale Child Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Barrow, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Victor A. Hughes, III Mr. Gabe Clark Mr. and Mrs. F. Russell Beard, Jr. Virginia and Talmadge Hunt Miss Katy Clayton Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Blanks Drs. Danny and Natalie Indelicato Mrs. Sarah Conners Dr. Amanda Bourgeois and Mr. Jonathan Barron Ashley and Charlie Jimerson Mrs. Sarah Cotchaleovitch Paula and Thomas Brice Chris and Michellee Jones Mrs. Ann Cranford Mrs. Jenny Parker Brumback Kate and Malcolm Jones Mrs. Julia Davis and Dr. Michael Brumback Katie and Rich Joseph Mrs. Julie Perez Mr. and Mrs. Harper Bryan The Keymer Family Mrs. Ashley Daw Mrs. Lisa Butler Liddy and Bill Klima Mrs. Jessica De La Paz Robin and Ben Campen Michelle and Dean Krueger Mr. Chris DeBaggis Ronnie S. Carter Cheryl and Patrick Leddy Mr. Ronald Durham Shelly and Mike Cavendish Drs. Joseph and Jane Lee Mrs. Jennifer Edwards Brandee and Paul Charles Nicole and Chip Lewis Miss Victoria Farina Melissa and Kevin Cheezum Roxanne and Nicholas Louh Mrs. Norma Farnell Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Christy Rosa and James Manfredi Mrs. Keena Finn Mr. and Mrs. Doug Chunn, Jr. Mr. Harry Massey and Dr. Tiffany Massey Mr. Tony Franklin Stacy and Todd Chupp Mr. and Mrs. William P. Mauldin Mr. Will Gay Clontz Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Mayer Mrs. Annie Goldfield Rachel and Wes Cochran Heather and Charles McCollum Mr. Michael Gonzalez-Rivas Pete Cochrane Christopher and Jennifer McCranie Mrs. Deana Green Erin and William Colledge Joy and Frank McDonald Mrs. Pam Harvey Sarah and JJ Conners Charlye and Matt McGurrin Mrs. Tiffany Heavener Mr. and Mrs. Brad Correia Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Megas Mrs. Bonnie Henry Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cotchaleovitch Mr. and Mrs. Philip Messana Mrs. JJ Howell Heather and Alan Creel Elizabeth and Clay Meux 24 The Perlberg Family Janine and Steve Moore Promise Fund 2017-18 DONORS by Affiliation

Zoie and Michael Morales Richard Beal Miss Julia Kato Tammy and Frank Morreale Anne and Franklin Beard Miss Oliva Kato Mr. and Mrs. Niels Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Body, IV Mr. Bill Klima Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Naugle Fawn O. Allen and Wayne Breitenfeldt Mrs. Emily Coffman Krunic Kristina and Reed Nelson Ms. Deborah Singer Brown Mr. Bronson Lamb, III Dr. and Mrs. Paul Nowicki Sandra and Andrew Clarke Mrs. Trudi Miller Lockwood Kellie and Josh Olmstead Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Coll Miss Anna Catherine McCrary Mr. and Mrs. Curry Pajcic Elizabeth L. Colledge Miss Lillian McCrary Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Pajcic Mr. and Mrs. James Cunningham Mrs. Rebecca McNeil Kim and Ron Patrick Lane and Clint Dawkins Mrs. Stephanie Risley Milne Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Pedrick Ms. Anita Diebenow Mrs. Isabelle Schwalbe Milne LaKisha and Titus Pittman The Dobson Family Mr. Jonathan Montgomery Jennifer and James Pochurek Julie and Tom Enoch Mrs. Katherine Schnauss Naugle The Poes Suellyn and Bill Enright Mrs. Jennifer Seay Saenz Courtney and Wade Powers Ann and Terry Farmand Mr. Russell Skinner Drs. Kathryn and Charles Pruden F. M. Fillingham Mrs. Caroline Steedley Smith Erin and Jeremy Raynor Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hazelrig Mrs. Sally Regitko Smith Ms. Elizabeth A. Renfroe Mr. and Mrs. Bill Howey Mr. John Snelling Mr. and Mrs. Chad Rice Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hughes, Jr. Mrs. Jessica Nauman Stevenson Lindsey and Ryan Riggs Mr. and Mrs. William T. Hunt Mrs. Robin Talley Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Roberts Maura Indelicato Mr. Scott Verlander Jennifer and Brian Roberts Leslie and Malcolm Jones Mrs. Deena Bateh Wallace Dr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Roessler Susan and Bill Klima Margaret and Dan Rohan Nancy and Richard Kohler Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Rosenberg The Krueger Family Charitable Fund ALUMNI PARENTS Lisa and Brian Ross Delores and Allen Lastinger Jennifer and John-Paul Saenz Nancy Leddy 5 Anonymous Gifts Colleen Sanchez Katie and Marcial Lopez Katie and Lep Adams Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Sherman Colette and Eddie May Mrs. Jan Adams Andrews Crisiti Skeels Joseph McGurrin Karen and Oliver Barakat Simmons and Russell Skinner Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McPheeters, Jr. Susan and Wesley Bean Ellie and Andrew Smith Margaret Leu Means Kris Bolt Amanda and Scott Soltau Margie and Jorge Morales Missy and Roland Boney Family Fund The Spinning Family Dr. and Mrs. Steven S. Nauman Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bradford Mr. and Mrs. Todd Springer Joan and Russell Newton Denise Brennan-Fleming Mr. Harold Stankard, Jr. and Mrs. Crystal Kay Partridge Sandra and Andrew Clarke Browning-Stankard Patzke Family Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Coll Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Stevenson Joy and Danny Paulk Donna A. Cotton Kristen and John Surface Mr. and Mrs. Nat P. Phillips Drs. Omar and Lorraine Dajani Mr. and Mrs. Wade Taylor Rita and Warren Powers Ashley and Keith Daw Shalonda and Shannal Thomas Mr. and Mrs. William E. Rabil, Jr. Lane and Clint Dawkins Dr. and Mrs. Allen R. Todd Ms. Elizabeth A. Renfroe Celeste Donovan Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Toman Dr. and Mrs. Webster Riggs Lanier Drew and Phil Gibbs Mr. and Mrs. Brent Unger Mr. and Mrs. Russell R. Skinner Julie and Tom Enoch Mr. and Mr. John G. Valentino IV Bonnie and Brian Smith Mr. and Mrs. James D. Francis Anne Marie and Paul Van Wie Dr. and Mrs. Anthony M. Vetere Ms. Kristina A. Gabriel Mr. and Mrs. Scott Verlander Carol and Ken Whyrick Mr. and Mrs. David Goldfield Mr. Kristian and Dr. Kathryn Villano Dr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Woodson Deborah and Peter Gunnlaugsson Annika and Brad Wallace Mr. James M. Yamnitz Missy N. Hager The Westerman Family Tiffany Heavener Gretchen Anderson Whipple Mr. and Mrs. Bill Howey Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Williams ALUMNI Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hughes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Wright Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Huie Kassia and Rob Zinn 1 Anonymous Gift Mr. and Mrs. John Humes Mrs. Jan Adams Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Hyde, Jr. Mrs. Heather Livingston Creel The Scott Kasiersky and Cathy Kannaday Mr. Christopher Ball Charitable Gift Fund CURRENT STUDENTS Ashley Felton Barth The Krueger Family Charitable Fund Mr. Eric Bradford Tim and Trudi Lockwood Master Andrew Smith Mr. Harper Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lynch Miss Ellie Rose Smith Mrs. Virginia Jones Charest The McNeil Family Mrs. Peyton Duggan Chunn Mr. and Mrs. Joe Milne Mrs. Sarah Howard Cotchaleovitch Dawn and Jonathan Montgomery Mrs. Celeste Rice Donovan Tara and Chris Naeole CURRENT GRANDPARENTS Mrs. Julie Enoch Mr. and Mrs. William T.M. Newton Mrs. Shirley Waters Francis Joan and Russell Newton 4 Anonymous Gifts Mrs. Lesley Marchman Gittings Mr. and Mrs. Curry Pajcic Kathy and Hugo Arce Mrs. Virginia Baker Greaker Patzke Family Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lamberto S. Austria Mrs. Julie Coffman Hester Judy and Charles Pillans Betty and Buck Autrey Mr. David Hodges The Rice Family Nana Beal Mr. Victor Hughes, III Lindsey and Ryan Riggs 25 Promise Fund 2017-18 DONORS by Affiliation

Alumni Parents, cont’d SUZANNE S. TOMLINSON MATCHING GIFTS Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Y. Rogers PROFESSIONAL FUND The Sherlock Family Jill and Brian Smith Advent Software Col. and Mrs. William Tomlinson Mr. and Mrs. William Steedley Bank of America Ms. Lu Stuart CSX Mr. and Mrs. Wade Taylor Express Scripts Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Taylor Home Depot SCHOLARSHIP FUND Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas, III Merck Linda and Ray Van Landingham Microsoft Anne and Stephen Pajcic Mr. and Mrs. A. Daniel Wolff, III Pioneer Group Funds Riverside Presbyterian Church of Jacksonville UBS Wells Fargo GRANDPARENTS OF ALUMNI BO COTTON AWARD

Ms. Annabelle W. Hudmon ENDOWMENT FUND Mrs. Donna Cotton Pamela and Jake Ingram Mrs. Molly Cotton Hughes The Dianne T. Rice Family Anne and Franklin Beard The Rice Family Dr. Brad and Mrs. Robin Talley Dorothy L. Risley Linda and Ray Van Landingham BEATTY WILLIAMS BIBLE FUND FRIENDS OF RPDS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lynch

Bridges of Harmony Chorus, Inc. Betty Ruth Brown JAMIE ANDREWS MEMORIAL Mrs. Jerilyn Bryson SCHOLARSHIP FUND Class Bundl The Cotton Family Joe Adams Family Foundation Mrs. E. Rogers Ingram Mrs. Jan Adams Andrews Molly and Jay Knight Riverside Presbyterian Church of Jacksonville The Schultz Foundation, Inc. COFFMAN Will and Crandy Wheeler COMMUNITY FUND

Emily Coffman Krunic The Coffman Girls

26 Promise Fund 2017-18 GIFTS in Honor & Memory

Barbara and Ben Finke Dr. and Mrs. Anthony M. Vetere GIFTS IN HONOR Madeline and Hudson Finke Sullivan Porter Sims Beth and Don Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Williams Anonymous John and Zoe Gibson Diane and Roger Blanton Georgia Bertozzi The Coffman Girls Dr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Woodson Anonymous Blanche and Dan Coffman Byrdie and Woodson Bailey Mrs. Boline Mr. and Mrs. Bill Howey Anonymous Sarah H. Stubbs, Julia H. Davis, Jean H. Thompson Marco and Lucia Pulido Maura Indelicato Anonymous GIFTS IN MEMORY Lily and Quinn Indelicato Payton Ziegler Miss Elizabeth Ingram Anonymous Betty and Buck Autrey Mrs. E. Rogers Ingram Granny Joyce and Grandpa Jake Green The Creel Family Mrs. Sharon Steedley Mrs. Jan Adams Andrews, Mrs. Jan Adams Andrews Chris and Michellee Jones Joe, Maureen, Loughran and Adger Andrews Mr. Steve Bacalis Grace M. Jones and Cooper Jones Jonathan and Vanessa Andrews Betty Rosenbloom Ashley and Brad Bailey Nancy and Richard Kohler Byrdie and Woodson Bailey Phebe and Susanna Ball Mrs Jan Adams Andrews Mrs. Winifred “Winkie” Booher Nana Beal Emily Coffman Krunic Maddux and Jones Gay Blanche and Dan Coffman Miss Elizabeth Ingram Mr. E. Rogers Ingram Anne and Franklin Beard Mr. and Mrs. Bronson Lamb, III Mrs. Winifred “Winkie” Booher Russell, William and Virginia Robert Littell Mrs. Betty Rosenbloom

Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Body, IV Drs. Joseph and Jane Lee Mrs. E. Rogers Ingram Bowen Body Christian and Chad Lee Mr. E. Rogers Ingram Mrs. Betty Rosenbloom Kris Bolt Katie and Marcial Lopez Lucy and Jay Bolt Rohan Brosche Gretchen Anderson Whipple Marjorie Barett Anderson Ms. Deborah Singer Brown Colette and Eddie May Allie Brown Connor and Maggie Maye Stoll Mr. Ron Durham Mrs. Neff Jenkins Tina and Shane Burrow Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Naugle Tori Hickinbotham Abigail and Logan Naugle Andrew Smith Uncle Cpt. Elkin Parrales Ronnie S. Carter Dr. and Mrs. Steven S. Nauman Evan Salter Eli and Emily Stevenson Ellie Rose Smith Uncle Nino Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cotchaleovitch Mr. and Mrs. William T.M. Newton Peter and Ian Cotchaleovitch Emma and Trent Newton Betty Ruth Brown Betty Ruth Eakin Lane and Clint Dawkins Kay Partridge Bayard, Cardin and Ford Storm The Nieman Family Mrs. Jerilyn Bryson The Williams Family Taylor and Nate Day Joy and Danny Paulk RPDS Faculty and Staff James and Julanne McCranie The Dobson Family James W. Dobson Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel De La Paz Mr. and Mrs. Nat P. Phillips Gemma De La Paz Payton and Michael Ziegler Mr. and Mrs. John Humes Frances Humes Jack Dunlavey and Jennifer Fulton Dunlavey Mr. and Mrs. William E. Rabil, Jr. Brandon Dunlavey Will Rabil Julia and Olivia Kato James Prohaska Julie and Tom Enoch Dr. and Mrs. Webster Riggs Adam Enoch Maggie Riggs Judy and Charles Pillans Louise E. Black Suellyn and Bill Enright Jennifer and John-Paul Saenz Alexandra Unger Beverly and Joe Seay The Schultz Foundation, Inc. Elizabeth Payne Ulmer Katie and Michael Fackler Mr. and Mrs. William Steedley John Harrell Rogers Will Fackler RPDS Faculty and Staff James Cousar, III

27 Riverside’s ENDOWMENT FUNDS The Riverside Presbyterian Day school endowment is an aggregation of assets invested by school to support the school’s educational mission in perpetuity. Annually, the RPDS Endowment Fund supports school operations in two prominent ways: 1) providing need-based financial assistance and 2) supporting faculty and curricular development. All gifts to the Riverside Presbyterian Day School (RPDS) endowment fund are restricted and invested to preserve the corpus of each donation, as well as to ensure that each donor's specific restrictions are honored. In such investing, it is the revenue produced and the appreciation of the fund as a whole that provide support for the operating budget of RPDS.

ENDOWED NAMED Funds These funds provide support for innovation within the instructional curriculum, so that it remains consistent with the finest educational practices nationally. Such funds support the education and professional growth of the faculty, when curricular advancements require retraining.

Beatty Williams William T. & Bible Fund Margery G. Christy Fund This fund provides Bibles for graduating 6th Graders. For Faculty and Curriculum

Coffman Community Fund Suzanne S. Tomlinson in honor of Blanche and Dan Coffman Professional Fund This fund is used for student leadership and outreach in honor of Headmistress Suzanne Tomlinson (1977-94) programs such as Project LEADS and Pathfinders. This fund supports professional development for faculty.

Robert W. Littell H. Palmer Bell Literacy Fund Science & Math Fellowship Fund in honor of Headmaster Robert Littell (1994-2008) in honor of Headmaster Palmer Bell (2008-2017) This fund provides support for the Media Center. This fund supports science and math educators.

ENDOWED NAMED SCHOLARSHIP Funds Each year RPDS provides nearly $350,000 in need-based financial assistance to students enrolled at the school. Although this assistance is one way that we assure the broadest possible access to all aspects of our outstanding educational offerings, each year our funds are exhausted before all documented needs can be met. The following named funds are instrumental in allowing the school to provide confidential assistance tailored to the documented needs of individual families.

Jamie Andrews Harriet Lyons Fund Memorial Scholarship Fund for Children in honor of the life and memory of Jamie Andrews.

Mary M. Williams Slaughter Memorial Fund Fund

28 We invite you to visit www.rpds.com/give to make an online donation or to return a donation in the envelope provided.

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